Important News
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Media Crackdown in Afghanistan Intensifies; 205 Violations of Journalists’ Freedom Recorded
In 2025, Afghanistan's media faces unprecedented Taliban restrictions with 205 violations recorded, including violence, censorship, and journalist detentions.
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Says Talks with Taliban in Saudi Arabia Yielded No Results
Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar says talks with the Taliban in Saudi Arabia failed, urging Taliban to prevent Afghan soil…
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Emphasizes Afghan People’s Right to Self-Determination
Iran's Foreign Minister stresses Afghan people's right to self-determination amid talks with Taliban and ongoing regional challenges.
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OIC and Muslim Nations Strongly Condemn Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland Region
OIC and Muslim countries condemn Israel's recognition of Somaliland, calling it a violation of Somalia's sovereignty and warning of regional…
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Investigation Underway into Assassination of Former Afghan General in Tehran
Iranian authorities investigate the killing of former Afghan General Ikramuddin Sarie in Tehran amid growing concerns for ex-military personnel abroad.
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Taliban Intelligence Chief’s Assistant Killed in Kabul Explosion
Mawlavi Nauman, assistant to Taliban intelligence chief, was killed in a Kabul gas explosion. Authorities remain silent on details of…
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Putin Says Russia Increases Military Pressure on Ukraine Across All Fronts
Russian President Putin says Moscow has increased military pressure on Ukraine and maintains the initiative amid stalled diplomatic efforts.
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Iran’s President Highlights Improved Regional Relations, Including with Afghanistan
Iran’s president says relations with neighbors, including Afghanistan, have improved and Tehran aims to expand regional cooperation despite challenges.
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UN Trust Fund Reports Expansion of Essential Services in Afghanistan
The UN Trust Fund for Afghanistan expands essential services access, focusing on health, education, and WASH projects to support vulnerable…
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UN-Habitat Warns Majority of Kabul Residents Live in Informal Settlements Vulnerable to Climate Change
UN-Habitat reports that 80% of Kabul's residents live in informal settlements lacking basic services and facing high climate change risks.